Grasse

Keep trying new things is a compulsory course in life, whether life or food. There is a western restaurant in Glass that looks like Moroccan style. Pizza is highly recommended with coarse noodles, good chi chi...especially recommended! Other products are not bad. Can have next time!

Glass, located in southern France, is the prestigious perfume capital of the world, due to the many international brand perfume raw materials, are from this known as the world's most fragrant town. Grasse is a medieval ancient city that blends Provence and Genea style in Italy, built on a hillside, facing the Mediterranean Sea and with a mild climate. Since the 16th century, locals have planted different flower fields around it, becoming a full flower city. In addition to the rich fragrance, it also gathered many of the world's top fragrance teachers, becoming a world-class perfume town.

A very famous perfume town, it is also a very good choice to come here to enjoy, you can buy many perfume varieties, some brands here are also very good, a lot of interesting projects.

The holy place of perfume, there is a movie perfume inspiration. Every May, it is the sea of flowers. One day is enough, and go to Cannes by car at night.

The beautiful town of Glass on the Azure Coast is the first producer of French perfumes, with more than 30 perfume factories in a small place of less than 40,000 people. From the end of the 18th century to today, Glass's perfume manufacturing industry has been quite prosperous, and the world's Chanel No. 5 was born here, which not only won France the reputation of "the country of perfume", but also generated more than 600 million euros in annual revenue for the town. Come to the perfume town, just to feel, naturally no desire to buy, but the soap in the town makes me very excited.

Because Glass is a mountain town, we almost parked in an indoor parking lot near the tourist center of the commanding heights, and the old town needs to be walked in, and there will be obvious P signs along the way. From the parking lot, there is a beautiful observation deck overlooking the whole town. Follow the winding ramp and walk into the old town. After a long short circuit, I actually met the human visitor center commentator and helped us point out the clear road to the aromatic square. By the time we got to the old town, it was almost dinner, so many shops were closed. The town is almost closed, but the door in the center of the aromatic square that was previously searched for was still open, but it was not open yet, because the European restaurant obviously had to start at 8 or 9 o'clock, and people didn't eat so early.